​The Knowledge Quarter and London Society presents Future London, a new public series exploring the forces shaping London's future - and the choices the city must make to get there.

​Future London continues with a conversation on how technology is transforming the way we design, build, and experience space across the capital.

​London is being reshaped - not just by cranes and concrete, but by data, sensors, and digital tools that are changing how spaces are planned, used, and understood.

​From smart buildings and digital twins to AI-assisted planning and adaptive reuse of underused spaces, technology is opening up new possibilities for how the city grows.

​PANEL DISCUSSION: What Does the Future of London's Built Environment Look Like?

​Speakers:

• ​Pabelo Zamorano | Head of Geometry and Computational Design, Heatherwick Studios

• ​Funmbi Adeago | Head of Building Regulations, Principal Designer Services, Catalyst

• ​Russell Curtis | Director, RCKa Architects

• ​Tom Holberton | Associate Professor, Chartered Architect snd Researcher, UCL Bartlett School of Architecture [moderator]

​Key Details

​Date: Tuesday 5 May
Time: 17:30 - 19:30
Location: Impact Hub London, 1 Triton Square, NW1 3DX

​Nearest Tube Stations: Warren Street and Great Portland Street.

​Part of Future London, a Spring 2026 series brought to you by the Knowledge Quarter and The London Society, the event brings together voices from across architecture, planning, technology, and civic life alongside Londoners with a stake in how their city evolves.

​Through open discussion and debate, it offers a space to question assumptions, explore emerging possibilities, and put people at the heart of how London's built environment develops in the years ahead.

​Find out more about the series here.